Welcome
From the Headteacher
Crawley Green Infant School is a safe and happy school where children come first. We provide a nurturing, secure environment where children’s individual achievements are recognised and celebrated. We promote a love for learning, developing resilience and independence in all children.
Our C.A.R.E. ethos weaves throughout school life. C represents curiosity and we encourage children to take control of their own learning through asking questions and identifying what they want to know about the world. A is for Articulate and we recognise the importance of using our voice and hearing everyone else’s to support us in and outside of school. Next comes, R for resilience – our curriculum aims to challenge all learners and therefore we teach children how to overcome barriers, be proud of their own abilities and face challenges with confidence. Finally, E represents engaged. We recognise children learn best when they are having fun and our staff team works hard to make learning as irresistible as possible.
We hope this gives you a sense of what our school has to offer. We would love to show you around, so please get in touch if you would like to see the school in action.
Mrs Gemma Shadbolt
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at Crawley Green Infant School
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2 days ago
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With expert advice on encouraging safer habits 🔐, spotting red flags 🚨 and keeping communication open 🗣️, this week’s free guide offers valuable guidance for parents and educators alike. It’s all about helping children navigate online friendships safely, confidently — and most importantly, happily 💛🙂
Crawley Green Infant School
3 days ago
A world of fun… but what are the risks? 🌍
💬 ZEPETO is a popular app where children create 3D avatars and explore virtual worlds, but its lack of parental controls and the potential for anonymous chat means adults need to stay switched on 👀
This week’s ...#WakeUpWednesday guide explains the risks young users might face on ZEPETO – from chatting with strangers and encountering inappropriate content, to in-game spending and the pressure of daily rewards.
Crawley Green Infant School
3 weeks ago
Another fantastic half term with lots to celebrate. We hope you all have a great Easter break.
Crawley Green Infant School
1 months ago
You may already know that livestreaming plays a major role in children’s entertainment, with a wide range of personalities influencing young viewers in both positive and negative ways. While watching streamers can be fun, it also comes with significant risks, including misinformation, 💰 ...financial harms, and ⚠️ inappropriate content.
Popular streaming platform Twitch has over 2.5 million viewers at any given time, which is why it’s more important than ever to stay informed.
Crawley Green Infant School
1 months ago
Y2 had a great time stepping back into the Victorian Era today at the British Schools Museum.
Crawley Green Infant School
1 months ago
Online multiplayer games like Roblox are enjoyed by millions across the world and can be a great way for friends to socialise; however, they can also expose young people to variety of potential harms. Roblox is a multi-platform game that enables people to play anonymously, which can often be ...something that attracts people to misuse the game and put younger players at risk of harm.
In addition to interacting with random strangers across the world, it’s important to be aware of other risk factors, such as in-game purchases and potential scams that can put young people at risk financially.